Applehead Vs Deer Head Chihuahua

I’ve been a breeder of Chihuahuas for years. I love the breed and am passionate about it, but recently I’ve noticed that there is a bit of debate over whether Applehead or Deer Head Chihuahuas are better. Sure, they look different and they have different temperaments—but are these differences significant enough to make one type of dog better than another? In this article, we’ll explore some of the advantages and disadvantages of both types so you can decide which one is right for you!

Applehead Chihuahua

Applehead Chihuahuas are a relatively new breed that has been around since 2014. They are a smaller version of the Deer Head Chihuahua and were created by breeding applehead with deer head. The goal was to create a dog that is small, yet healthy and long-lived.

Applehead Chihuahuas are great for first time owners because they require little grooming or maintenance. However, it’s important to note that these dogs do need plenty of attention from their owners in order to thrive.

Deer Head Chihuahua

The deer head Chihuahua is a variation of the applehead Chihuahua, and has a round head and short muzzle.

It is a very popular breed because of its sweet temperament.

Health

Both the Applehead and the Deer Head Chihuahua are susceptible to the same conditions, so you should ensure that your dog has a clean bill of health before bringing him home.

Because both are toy breeds, they’re prone to dental issues, especially when it comes to tooth decay and gum disease. This can lead to painful infections of the bone around their teeth as well as other complications such as heart failure in severe cases. In addition, both breeds have short noses that aren’t designed to handle hot weather well—they need frequent access to fresh water during summer months so they don’t dehydrate or overheat easily.

Both breeds also have small bodies with short legs; this makes them more vulnerable than other large dogs like Great Danes or Mastiffs would be when it comes time for surgery or any kind of high-risk activity where risk factors include blood loss and anesthesia-related complications (such as reactions).

Temperament

Chihuahua and deer head chihuahuas are both affectionate and loyal to their owners. They are also both intelligent, easy to train, good with kids and other pets. However, there are differences as well.

Deer heads tend to be a bit more active than standard chihuahuas while they’re still puppies. While they can be trained well enough at an early age, deer heads often take longer than standard chihuahuas before they become well trained adult dogs.

Training

• Train your dog to do tricks. A trick is something your dog does at your command. Teaching a trick can be a good way to bond with your chihuahua and enrich their life experience, as well as yours.
• Train your dog to obey commands. Your chihuahua should respond when you tell him or her what to do, such as “sit,” “stay,” “come here,” etc., without hesitation or question. This is essential for safety reasons when walking in areas where there are other people around (on sidewalks, streets), near open windows that may contain glass that could break if he jumps up against them (in stores), etc., but it’s also important just because it’s nice for everyone involved if the pup listens well!
• Make sure he’s comfortable walking on a leash before taking him out into public spaces like parks where there may be other dogs running free off-leash—and make sure he has been fully vaccinated against rabies!

Care and Grooming

• Brushing and bathing: The Chihuahua is an active dog that likes to run around. You’ll want to brush your Chihuahua’s hair every day for about 10 minutes. This will help keep its fur clean, shiny, healthy looking, and remove dead hair so that it doesn’t get matted up in the long run. If you don’t feel like putting in this much time each day, then consider using a deshedding tool instead of a regular brush or comb. Also be sure to bathe your pet’s coat once per month with shampoo designed specifically for dogs; bathing too often can strip away natural oils from their skin which can cause dryness and irritation over time!
• Dental hygiene: Brush your dog’s teeth at least once per week with a toothbrush designed especially for pets (this includes oral care products like toothpaste). Brushing their teeth helps prevent periodontal disease — an infection of the gums caused by bacteria buildup in plaque between teeth — which can lead toward severe pain or even death if left untreated!
• Ear cleaning: It is important to clean out any dirt or wax that may build up inside your dog’s ears so that he doesn’t develop infections there later on down the road due to poor hygiene maintenance practices such as these ones we’re discussing here today!”

The Applehead vs Deer Head Chihuahua debate is a little silly because there really is no difference between the two.

The Applehead vs Deer Head Chihuahua debate is a little silly because there really is no difference between the two.

Appleheads and Deer Heads are the same breed of dog, have the same size, weight and temperament. They come in different colours but all have the same markings on their heads as described above. If there were any differences then this would be an issue but it’s not an issue (except for some people who like to argue about things).

Chihuahuas are a wonderful breed of dog that is perfect for people with allergies. They are small, easy to train and have an amazing personality. No matter which type of Chihuahua you choose there will be no regrets!